Bulle Rock stands as a testament to the ambition of championship golf, carved into the rolling Maryland terrain near the Chesapeake Bay. This modern links-style design, a Greg Norman signature, demands strategic play with its undulating fairways, fescue grasses, and challenging water hazards. It plays long and wide, and favors those who can shape the ball through the wind. Bulle Rock etched its name in golfing history by hosting the LPGA Championship for five years, witnessing the triumphs of some of the game's greats. While the course isn't often mentioned among the giants of American golf, it's a formidable test that consistently garners respect among touring professionals. Away from the course, members and guests often recount tales of Norman's hands-on involvement during construction, personally shaping many of the greens complexes. Today the course has settled into serving the regional players and guests who enjoy the challenge it provides. It remains a popular and important club in the area.